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Three new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

Three new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

The active case count stays steady at 33.
Six new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

Six new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay district

Five of the cases are in First Nation communities.
Feds criticized for response to Kashechewan COVID-19 crisis

Feds criticized for response to Kashechewan COVID-19 crisis

James Bay First Nation says federal support has been slow as the community confronts large COVID-19 outbreak.
NWHU marks week of low COVID-19 case counts

NWHU marks week of low COVID-19 case counts

Active cases in the Northwestern Health Unit remain in single digits into second week, with just one new case reported over the weekend.
Ontario shortens AstraZeneca second dose interval

Ontario shortens AstraZeneca second dose interval

Those who received AstraZeneca as first dose eligible for second dose of AZ or mRNA vaccine after eight weeks.
Health unit reports 6 cases, active count falls

Health unit reports 6 cases, active count falls

Active case count at lowest level in weeks as health unit reports six new cases, one hospitalization.
City begins reopening outdoor amenities

City begins reopening outdoor amenities

Campgrounds immediately reopen as province eases restrictions; other facilities like splash pads set to open in coming weeks.
Health unit reports 4 new COVID-19 cases

Health unit reports 4 new COVID-19 cases

Active case count falls to lowest level since May as health unit reports four new COVID-19 cases.
Health minister says it's too soon for land border crossing timeline

Health minister says it's too soon for land border crossing timeline

Health minister says the country's public health officials are watching metrics inside and outside of Canada closely before making any decisions on reopening traffic to and from the United States.
Province won't accelerate AstraZeneca second doses

Province won't accelerate AstraZeneca second doses

Thunder Bay District Health Unit says they are expecting to acquire AstraZeneca vaccines in time to start giving out second doses, beginning in early July.
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